Could Our Next GM Come From Within?

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Could Our Next GM Come From Within?
Arrowhead Pride found this 12/28/2007 on arrowheadaddict.com [flag]
Pretty interesting stuff here. If the Chiefs (basically Clark Hunt) do fire Carl Peterson, would Bill Kuharich be first in line to replace him? He was mentioned by Peter King as one of the top potential GM candidates out there (hat tip to reader Adam #2): 1. Scott Pioli, 42, New England. Smart. Ready, if he [...] [link]

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Morning Update (Go Brodie Go Edition)
Published 12/28/2007 by Chris <info@arrowheadpride.com> at Arrowhead Pride
Mr. Wendler touches upon Larry Johnson and the "Curse of 400" carries at WPI. Also, some nerd with a computer wrote an article about Brodie Croyle's injury history over there too. Arrowhead Addict wonders if the Chiefs next general manager could come from within the organization. Chris at KC Chiefs Fanatic gives us his rankings of the top college prospects at each offensive position. Click here to see which NFL games you'll be getting in your area this weekend. Good news. ...

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